Is this sentence ambiguius?
?Could you answer what A and B below implies without context?
- A. He was walking to me with a cat.
1. He was walking to me and I was with a cat.
2. He was with a cat and he was walking to me.
3. Either 1 or 2 according to context.
- B. He was sitting next to a woman with a cat.
4. He was sitting next to a woman and the woman was with a cat.
5. He was with a cat and he was sitting next to a woman.
6. Either 4 or 5 according to context.
I'd say the right answers 3 and 6.
Could you explain if I'm wrong?
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Could you answer what A and B below implies without context? - A. He was walking to toward me with a cat.
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- He was walking to toward me with a cat.
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- He was walking to ward me and I was with a cat.
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